Recent legal news
for Ontario.

Toronto faces increasing antisemitic hate crimes, with recent incidents highlighting community safety concerns.

Durham Regional Police Deputy Chief Chris Kirkpatrick retires following an investigation into alleged racial misconduct, highlighting accountability in law enforcement.

Toronto Police are investigating two shootings at Jewish-owned bakeries in the city, releasing an image of a suspect vehicle believed to be involved in both incidents.

A 23-year-old Aurora man faces charges after allegedly driving through a crowded Ajax park playground and fleeing police, causing a collision.

Toronto police are investigating an early morning shooting near the U.S. Consulate at Armoury Street and University Avenue, with the suspect still at large.

An 11-year-old boy was seriously injured after crashing his electric scooter into a parked van in Toronto's west end. Police are seeking two drivers for information.

A crash involving an OPP cruiser on the QEW at Centennial Parkway in Hamilton led to two hospitalizations and major traffic disruptions.

An ongoing police search in Toronto's west end follows the stabbing of two people at Bloor St. W. and Christie St., while a separate break-in occurred in Scarborough.

Toronto police investigate multiple attacks on Jewish-owned bakeries at Yonge and St. Clair, and Bathurst and Steeles, with possible hate crime motives.

Toronto police are actively searching for a suspect in a firearm investigation near Yonge Street and Empress Avenue in Willowdale, North York, and have released a photo to assist in the search.

A Scarborough man faces a murder charge following a fatal shooting in Brampton, as police continue to search for two other suspects.

The sentencing for a 2023 Leslieville shooting outside a safe-injection site is delayed after the defense lawyer's removal, highlighting legal complexities in high-profile cases.